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Kidodent Dental Gel for Kids Toothpaste With Non-Toxic Colour Pencil is a toothpaste specifically designed for children. The toothpaste comes in a palatable bubble fruit flavour that is appealing to kids and includes a non-toxic colour pencil as a bonus. The toothpaste features Sodium Monofluorophosphate USP as a key ingredient, which can help prevent cavities and remove plaque. The toothpaste is free from harmful chemicals and does not cause any side effects

Key Ingredients:

• Sodium Monofluorophosphate USP

Key Benefits:

• The toothpaste formula includes Sodium Monofluorophosphate USP, which can help remove plaque buildup on teeth

• The key ingredient in toothpaste can help prevent cavities and resist decay

• Kidodent Dental Gel for Kids Toothpaste With Non-Toxic Colour Pencil includes enamel protection properties that can help to protect and strengthen the tooth enamel

• The toothpaste comes with a non-toxic colour pencil, which can be a fun addition to a child's dental routine

Good to know:
Kidodent Dental Gel for Kids Toothpaste With Non-Toxic Colour Pencil is free from harmful chemicals

Concerns It Can Help With:

• Cavities

• Plaque

Product Form: Gel

Directions for Use:

• Brush teeth thoroughly at least twice a day

• Child’s brushing and rinsing should be under adult supervision

• Under 2 years: Use under medical supervision

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Keep in a cool place

• Do not refrigerate

• Protect from heat

• Replace cap tightly after each use

Quick Tips:
Make sure your child spits out toothpaste after brushing instead of swallowing it.

Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I make brushing my teeth more fun for my child?
Consider using a fun toothbrush or playing music while your child brushes their teeth. You can also reward good oral hygiene habits with stickers or other small treats.

When should I take my child to the dentist for the first time?
Parents can take their child to the dentist by their first birthday or within six months of the first tooth erupting.